U.S. sanctions have drained foreign tourists from Cuba, slashing visitor numbers by 58% and forcing airlines to leave the island.

A near‑term deal between Iran and the US ends a war, exposing limits of U.S. influence, and reopens the Strait of Hormuz.

Japan’s central bank raises its main interest rate to 1%, the highest in three decades, as soaring energy prices push inflation up.

A year on from the catastrophic crash of Air India Flight 171, investigators still grapple with engine power loss, mysterious fuel‑switch movements and a tangled trail of evidence.

President Trump says a deal with Iran has been signed, aiming to end fighting. Key details will be released soon as the truce extends and oil traffic resumes.

A viral free‑climber nicknamed the ‘Spider‑Man of Yemen’ fell into the Hardah Dam volcano, prompting a daring rescue that ended in tragedy.

A busy Spanish tapas event turns chaotic when a tourist train overturns, injuring people but leaving no serious injuries.

FIFA confirms 44,985 tickets were scanned at Guadalajara, but fans crowded the concourse, leading to empty seats and fan‑price debates.

The investigation on the Boeing 787 crash that killed 260 people is still underway, with significant progress made but no final date yet announced.

Donald Trump says a war‑ending deal with Iran is near, but Tehran insists no agreement is finalised.

Tunisia has let go of Sabri Lamouchi after a 5‑1 defeat to Sweden in their first match of the 2026 World Cup.

Tragic rope‑jump from abandoned "Skeleton Bridge" in Brazil caused a 40‑m fatal fall when instructors failed to attach a cord. Three men are now arrested.

The tiny island nation erupted in celebration when their World Cup team held Spain to a draw, sparking wild chants, flag‑waving, and a proud moment for all.

FIFA cleared VAR official Shaun Evans after an uproar over his upside‑down OK hand sign – a gesture found to be a subconscious twitch, not a deliberate statement.

A VAR official’s upside‑down OK sign sparked memes, hate‑symbol concerns and a sudden style change in FIFA’s World Cup coverage. The debate continues as the sport’s governing body stays silent.

South African jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim passes away at 91, leaving a melodic legacy that transcended apartheid and captured the soul of a nation.

Australian reality stars say partners’ past drug and violence convictions were hidden. Watchdog says it’s ‘serious and disturbing’ as UK regulators weigh in.

South African jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim dead at 91, his music still echoing against apartheid and around the world.

US alt‑pop star Oliver Tree died in a helicopter crash over Rio, sparking outpourings of grief from fans and fellow artists worldwide.

A viral free‑climber nicknamed the ‘Spider‑Man of Yemen’ fell into the Hardah Dam volcano, prompting a daring rescue that ended in tragedy.

A controversial image of an ancient bronze figurine was covered in school books. Discover why India's NCERT pulled it and put the original back.

A US‑broke ceasefire with Iran throws Israel’s security‑themed politics into chaos as Netanyahu faces criticism from allies and rivals alike.

Hungary’s family‑friendly policies gave extra cash to couples, yet the rise in birth rates faded – what lessons should other nations learn?

A Mexican fan’s racist gesture at a Korea vs. Czech match leads to a public apology and a leadership row, while viral clips spread across social media.

A Mexican man’s slanted‑eye prank at a World Cup match triggered 65k comments, forced his resignation, and ignited a debate on race, social media and sportsmanship.

FBI thwarted a dangerous plot to attack a UFC event on the White House lawn, says agency chief. Drones and snipers were planned.

Hungary scraps 16‑year rule for its leader with a new constitution rule limiting prime ministers to eight years.

India temporarily blocks Telegram amid concerns it could help cheating in the re‑held medical entrance exam, sparking debate over student rights.

U.S. sanctions have drained foreign tourists from Cuba, slashing visitor numbers by 58% and forcing airlines to leave the island.

A 44‑year‑old Russian critic of Putin is shot dead in Belarus‑bordered Poland, raising questions over cross‑border political violence.

Hungary’s family‑friendly policies gave extra cash to couples, yet the rise in birth rates faded – what lessons should other nations learn?

A young man’s recovery sparks song and dance in a DR Congo hospital amid a deadly Ebola outbreak.

Doctors Without Borders staff in Chad are alleged to have sexually abused 59 Sudanese refugees, igniting new scrutiny amid the ongoing Sudan conflict.

Thermal cameras show Delhi streets can scorch above 60 °C—far hotter than the official 43 °C temperature.

A look at why 80‑year‑olds are still in the workforce, from doctors and lawyers to the president, plus the health talk around Trump’s age.

India temporarily blocks Telegram to curb exam fraud as the NEET‑UG test is re‑held amid protests over a leaked paper.

Eight people died when a U.S. B‑52 bomber crashed at Edwards Air Force Base. The incident, involving Boeing crew members and a fiery plume, triggers a full investigation.

A year on from the catastrophic crash of Air India Flight 171, investigators still grapple with engine power loss, mysterious fuel‑switch movements and a tangled trail of evidence.

Some Russian families use AI to animate deceased soldiers, creating eerie “finishing” videos that have sparked debate over grief, ethics, and war propaganda.

Last week’s SpaceX IPO pushed Elon Musk’s worth over $1 trillion, sparking headlines, investors’ hype, and talk about wealth inequality in a nutshell.